Arlington Echo Outdoor Education Center is the headquarters of the Environmental Literacy and Outdoor Education Office that provides interdisciplinary outdoor education for visitors.

Visit Assateague Island National Seashore, recreated each day by ocean wind and waves. Visitors explore sandy beaches, salt marshes, maritime forests and coastal bays.

Battle Creek Cypress Swamp Sanctuary is a 100-acre nature sanctuary and is a protected home to native wildlife and the only large stand of the trees on the western shore of Maryland.

Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is home to an incredible amount of plant and animal diversity in its three major habitats of forest, marsh, and shallow water.

At Calleva, groups will  learn about farm life, energy, water cycles, farm animals and forestry in a variety of environmental education workshops.

At the Carrie Murray Nature Center, visitors explore Baltimore’s diverse natural environment in the meadows, marshlands, and wetlands. Nature programs focus on watershed, stream conservation, recycling, plant and tree identification.

The Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center is a 510 acre wildlife preserve that showcases pristine habitat and restoration efforts. Activities at the environmental center include birding, kayaking, hiking, and geocaching.

The Chesapeake Biological Laboratory Visitor Center exhibits highlight the health of the Chesapeake Bay, research, and an oyster reef community aquarium.

Cromwell Valley Park is 460 acres comprised of pastures, cultivated gardens, open fields, woods, hedgerows, orchards, and wooded piedmont hills.

At the Deep Creek Discovery Center, hands-on exhibits showcase the natural resources of Western Maryland. Visitors learn about the flora, fauna, wildlife, cultural and historical heritage of this former logging and coal mining region.

Discovery Village is where science and tradition meet the bay. Nestled on a beautiful peninsula surrounded by water and nature, at Discovery Village visitors can learn the heritage and ecosystem of the Chesapeake Bay.